Aught, no. 15 (2006)
cut the price they offered
                                       They thought of themselves
they logged, mined, or sought
                            plundering the river of its resources
                                                               pound-net men and fish-wheel owner
               They forged
                           in the dual sense
                                                          both the sea and the land
a nature they knew through work
               They lay out on
                                     suffering hardships
From nature’s bounty
it was wealth in scarce
  more distant peoples or dentalium
                                               down river where related males lived
                                              (prestige activities: slave raids)
               The whites partially changed
There was a final geography of the human body
            an exterior geography of signs
                                   a flattened head
                        A dentalium shell
they can mark our bodies
A sustained note of bewilderment
the Indians triggered it
Many of them, indeed, had lost
suspended lights
  result that was mad. Like many kind
                          sane from the inside. 
             Emerson’s railway back to nature
               was a journey that most Americans
                                         took new
                    a dream of liberation
    
  the hope of transformation through
                                        collective self-deceptions
                        dreams as transferred
                                                                 fusion
original passion is
the brightness of the day
when the returning runs passed
should salmon then surrender
           
                              there was public controversy
  the cost
                     new dams
                                                     additional dam
additional dams
                                   three dams
     
                  before the dams
                                                             nine dams